We had another missionary family over for dinner one night. They usually work in a distant village, but they come back to Tuguegarao City every so often to re-charge and stock up on supplies. The kids had a fun time with the monkey.
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Adaw (which means monkey in Agta) is my parent's newest addition to the household. My siblings and I developed a distaste for monkeys when we were harassed by baboons in Central Africa. Adaw, however, is more spoiled that frightening.
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Apparently this is what "sit beside your house" means to Zane.
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